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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1926
Page
11
Article explains edge grain radial and flat cuts for wood shingles, highlighting durability, long life from radial cuts, and the benefits of stained finishes. Emphasizes proper nails, rust resistance, and use in new construction or remodeling for affordable, lasting roofs and walls.
A feature on a one-story bungalow design 6-D-237 with Colonial exterior. It discusses privacy, living and sleeping space separation, a disappearing bed, fireplace, compact kitchen, and efficient storage. The plan supports south living areas and ample light, with a partial basement and a secluded porch.
A Q and A summary on home safety and construction. Topics include protecting woodwork around a hot water heater with asbestos shields, building on marshy land with concrete piers, plaster and chimney moisture issues, contract completion timing, and cost guidance tying house price to lot value.
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